Sustainable Development: The Case for Aquatic Biodiversity in Indonesia’s Peatland Areas
Peatlands are inland water ecosystems that are very unique and vulnerable to environmental disturbances including forest fires. In fact, the peat ecosystem has a very diverse of fish species and has the potential for consumption and ornamental fish. One of the countries that has extensive peatlands...
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IntechOpen
2022
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